This lock can lock automatic without pushing buttons? I mean when door is closed, going lock automatic? Same princip like most working facilities, no
19806
You have to push either the remote button or the button on the lock. It does not automatically lock when you shut the door.
892045
Yes you have to lock it every time with key. It will not lock on its own, probably to prevent lockouts.
1970781
I think so. Not 100% sure what you mean by 'unlock/lock button'.I find it handy for leaving my house key in my drawer at work.
1285508
In my experience the unit has never automatically locked, but then again I don't have or use any automated controlling apps on my phone or tablet either. So the only way to lock when outside is the key like all regular locks or faster is to just hit the Schale button which is right above the numbers and it electronically locks. Of course inside the you simply turn the knob.
1563033
Yes. There is a spring-loaded lock at the top and a sliding/removable doohickey on the bottom. They operate independently. So, while the top locks automatically upon shutting the gate, you have to manually slide the locking mechanism into place on the bottom.
166058
It's like any door knob lock. If you shut it in the open position, you won't be locked out. You can shut it in the locked position also. It's actually an interior knob for bedrooms and baths. It has the little hole on the outside that you can pick to open it if you accidentally get locked out. It replaced a knob that was on my son's door for 14 years. I had to pick it so many times when he was younger that it finally broke. LOL I have a different kind on my front door. You have to use the key to open it if it's locked. We leave the key in it. If we want to go out, we just turn the key to open it. You can't get locked out. It will stay unlocked until you turn the key again from the inside to the lock position. It's not a knob, but has a handle. It's the kind you use your thumb to depress it and push. LOL, sometimes I forget to lock it back, but I live in a very rural area.
618903
No. You have to hit one button and then thumb turn the deadbolt to lock it.
1548945
This lock does autolock after a specific amount of seconds when the keypad is used for entry, or the unlock button is depressed on the side opposite the keypad. The lock itself does not know whether the door is closed or open, so the state of the lock does not change based on door position. However, if you are skilled enough with Z-wave, and have a window/door sensor (such as the model schalge makes: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008Q5CTBE/ref=ox_sc_sfl_title_2?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER ), then you can program the locks behavior yourself. Nothing in the manual (which is terrible for anything except installation) points to even being able to turn off the autolock, or change the duration of seconds till autolock, but this behavior can be modified with z-wave commands.
2250036
No. The inside knob has a latch to lock and unlock. A 1/4 turn of the latch will lock and unlock this door lock.
450033
you cannot set it to automatically lock when the door closes but instead it is locked using a key.
768856
No. It locks whenever engaged. You always have to input the code. I used it on an interior door but It stopped working for me after 2 weeks. I spent a total of $20 in postage to receive and return. It is very heavy. I was give credit but it was a net loss of $20 for postage. I now have an extra hole in my door. I haven't replaced it with anything yet.
1311921
The lock does not physically lock or unlock itself at all. It provides the ability for the *person* to provide the turning of the knob to lock or unlock from the outside. Without punching in the correct code, the outside knob just spins freely - it won't unlock. That said, if the lock is locked, and you punch in the correct code from the outside but don't turn the knob, it will automatically revert back to a free spinning knob in a few seconds - essentially keeping the door locked. If you are looking for it to automatically lock behind you after you close the door, this lock will not do that - it's designed to have the person do the turning of the lock knob to lock or unlock it.
2255881
I don't think it can--how else are you going to lock yourself out? (kidding!) That's how these locking entry knobs are designed to work, it's a safety feature allowing emergency exit. Schlage does make other styles that do what you want. See http://answers.schlage.com/entries/20379577-When-the-door-is-locked-I-can-still-open-the-door-Emergency-Exit-
1789028
Yes. In fact if you need to close within a few seconds, all you do is punch the o instead of the entire 4 digit code!Also you can stop the door at any position by entering the 0 !!7
1928634
You mean without another door latch? I suppose but you would have to manually lock it each time to keep door closed. It's just a deadbolt.
298069
You do need to lock this particular one from the inside, but you in locked mode you can still egress without doing anything, in other words the door locks on its own. I can't think of a situation where I would need to lock it from the outside. The dead bolt style you can lock from the outside. Hope that helps!
1247003
I have purchased and using five of theses dispensers at various locations at our recreational property and at my home shop. I chose to use the button provided in all of them without any need to use the lock (and key). I guess that doesn't answer your question, however it does give my opinion that I they work great without being locked.